[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[sasguru]

What complete bollox.

You're right for once. Schengen is NOT the mechanism for controlling EU movement. This is:


"Directive 2004/38/EC ...

Migrant workers’ right to reside for more than three months remains subject to certain conditions, which vary depending on the citizen’s status: for EU citizens who are not workers or self-employed, the right of residence depends on their having sufficient resources not to become a burden on the host Member State’s social assistance system, and having sickness insurance. EU citizens acquire the right of permanent residence in the host Member State after a period of five years of uninterrupted legal residence."

Why on earth did we not insist on this since it would have prevented all the low-waged from staying?
Anyone who takes from the state in disqualified (e.g. tax credit) + they need to have private health insurance.
The get out clause is provided by the EU itself, FFS.

[BlasterBates]

Brexit will be great as not only inflation will be set to rise.

UK to be fed on a diet of Chlorine soaked chickens

...as well as having their NHS run by US companies.

[BlasterBates]

You're right for once. Schengen is NOT the mechanism for controlling EU movement. This is:


"Directive 2004/38/EC ...

Migrant workers’ right to reside for more than three months remains subject to certain conditions, which vary depending on the citizen’s status: for EU citizens who are not workers or self-employed, the right of residence depends on their having sufficient resources not to become a burden on the host Member State’s social assistance system, and having sickness insurance. EU citizens acquire the right of permanent residence in the host Member State after a period of five years of uninterrupted legal residence."

Why on earth did we not insist on this since it would have prevented all the low-waged from staying?
Anyone who takes from the state in disqualified (e.g. tax credit) + they need to have private health insurance.
The get out clause is provided by the EU itself, FFS.

The restrictions the UK will get after their sh*te deal with the EU which will force them into a deal with the US so forcing consumers to eat rather disgusting chlorine soaked chickens, will probably not be a great deal different.

There are going to be a lot of very angry voters in Stoke on Trent in a few years time.

[sasguru]

Brexit will be great as not only inflation will be set to rise.

UK to be fed on a diet of Chlorine soaked chickens

...as well as having their NHS run by US companies.

Don't worry it'll be a white, red and blue deal

[sasguru]

There are going to be a lot of very angry voters in Stoke on Trent in a few years time.

Yeah the stupid fookers will be blaming everyone but themselves.

[northernladyuk]

Yeah the stupid fookers will be blaming everyone but themselves.

It will be all your fault for talking down the economy, you dirty little race traitor.

[NigelJK]

It will be all your fault for talking down the economy, you dirty little currency speculator.

FTFY

[PurpleGorilla]

Brexit will be great as not only inflation will be set to rise.

UK to be fed on a diet of Chlorine soaked chickens

...as well as having their NHS run by US companies.

Is that one of the Colonel's 21 secret herbs and spices?

[OwlHoot]

No it doesn't. e.g. An Indian studying in Germany cannot enter the UK without a visa. We're not part of Schengen.

Fair point I'll concede, assuming visas aren't in practice freely dished out as a mere formality (although I suspect they are).

[northernladyuk]

Fair point I'll concede, assuming visas aren't in practice freely dished out as a mere formality (although I suspect they are).

Well if you suspect they are, I say we've got a bona fide alternative fact.